Mosquito control
Mosquito control for yards that get used
Mosquitoes rest in shade during the day and come out around dusk. We treat where they rest and show you what breeds them.
A visit every 21 days, April to October
Shrubs, fence lines, ivy and shady corners
A walk around for standing water
A visit sheet with what we did and where
Four steps
What happens at each visit
Walk
We look at the yard with you or, on later visits, on our own, starting where you sat last time.
Find
We check gutters, buckets, birdbaths, plant saucers and low spots for water that has stood for days.
Treat
We treat the shrubs, fence lines, ivy and shade where mosquitoes rest, following the product label.
Leave a sheet
You get a visit sheet with what we did, where, and when children and pets can go back out.
Before and after
What you do around a visit
Before we come
Unlock the gate and tell us about dogs
Bring toys, pet bowls and cushions inside
Close windows near the areas we will treat
Dump anything that holds water
After we leave
Keep children and pets off treated areas until they have dried
Wait for the time on your visit sheet
Keep dumping water every week
Text us a photo if something looks wrong
Questions
Mosquito questions
How often do you come?
Every 21 days, from about mid-April to late October, which comes to about nine visits. A cold or very wet stretch can move a visit, and we text you the evening before.
What if they come back between visits?
Tell us within seven days of a visit and we will come back and re-treat the same area at no charge. That covers the areas we treated. It doesn't cover a neighbor's yard, an area we weren't asked to treat, or a visit missed because the gate was locked.
What happens if it rains after a visit?
Heavy rain in the first hours can wash a treatment off the leaves. If it happens, call or text and we will look at whether that area needs another pass, under the same terms as any visit.
Ready for a calmer evening outside?
Book a walk-through and we will map the yard and list each visit.